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I will make your skin look fantastic in your pictures

10/02/15

I wasn’t blessed with beautiful skin and chances are, you weren’t either. You’re probably a normal human being with skin “imperfections” and you might even have a pimple or… ten. If you’re like me, you don’t see yourself that way and you want others to look at your pictures and see you for who you really are and not that red beast of a zit on your nose. Well that’s where I come in.

For only $5 per image, I will make your skin look fantastic in your pictures.

 

What Does That Mean Exactly?

I hate over-processed images that look fake, over edited, and unrealistic. I want you to shine in your photos without it necessarily looking like someone ‘Shopped you until you’re no longer recognizable.

What does that mean? Simple. It’s up to YOU what is and isn’t imperfect about your photo. Do you adore that cute, little mole on your neck or the freckles on your nose? No problem. It stays! I’m all about pleasing my clients and helping them put their best face forward without losing sight of what makes them unique.

 

What Does This Service Entail?

My expert touch will remove unsightly imperfections, blemishes, acne, moles, freckles, etc. I put your image through a 4-step process that will smooth out your skin and refinish the texturing to remove splotchy skin tones.

  • Step 1: Removing the larger white heads and imperfections.
  • Step 2: Smoothing out the skin.
  • Step 3: Blending to reduce splotchy tones.
  • Step 4: Improving the skin texture.

Check out this Step by Step photo processing I did on this example photo:

Skin Fix Example All Steps

As you can see, the young woman in this photograph has a severe case of acne all over her face. An image like this can take up to 3 hours for processing, while images with less imperfections to remove may take less time. Regardless, I require 24 hours for image processing and more time may be required if you order consists of multiple images.

Let’s look a little more closely at the before and after image!

Skin Fix Example Before and After

 

What Makes a Good Photo?

To ensure that I can provide you with the best quality of work, I require high quality images. This means the picture is properly lit – not too dark or overexposed. Images MUST be sent to me in either RAW or PNG format and be at least 1000px height or width in size.

The image I started with was over 3000px in width, which allowed me to get much more detailed and remove each blemish. Images that are too small tend to come out more blurry and less refined.

Skin Fix Side By Side

 

Check Me Out on Fiverr!

I’m utilizing the well-known and respected website Fiverr for this photo editing service. Check out my profile and use Fiverr to order your beautifully edited photos today!

For ONLY $5 I will transform your skin in a picture to help you really shine!

Comments

  1. Mandy Stone says

    October 2, 2015 at 12:09 pm

    So question: Does this mean you can also photoshop out any, say, double chin-type thingies too? Because I would really like to look thinner in the face in my pictures. I don’t look big from the front in my pics, but you can see the weight in my face and it makes me so incredibly incredibly depressed. :( I’d love to have photos that are recent but look good! I was thinking about the ones I’m going to shoot for my Everyday Lady Loki Cosplay and also my Casual Femme Castiel Cosplay, though those will probably be taken on my cell phone… Are those images good enough for editing? Or should I try to get my ex over here with his good camera (if he can find it since he just moved…)? Thanks in advance love! Love you! *MWAH* <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

    • KimiWho.com says

      October 2, 2015 at 3:57 pm

      Yes and No. I can’t always remove double chins. Sometimes, they are what they are. I don’t consider myself skilled enough to say that I can always remove them (and in any case, it’s not part of the service I’m offering, specifically for that reason).

      Sometimes cell phone pictures are good enough, but not always. A lot has to do with how the camera was facing (towards you or away from you) and the lighting.

      • Mandy Stone says

        October 2, 2015 at 8:21 pm

        Got cha. Thanks for answering my questions doll. <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

  2. dePepi says

    October 3, 2015 at 6:59 am

    Oh wow! That’s an amazing job!! I didn’t know you were on Fiverr!
    xoxo

    • KimiWho.com says

      October 3, 2015 at 7:56 am

      Thank you! And I just joined this week. I’ve heard a lot of good things about it so I thought I’d give it a try.

      • dePepi says

        October 3, 2015 at 1:44 pm

        I use it some times ;) So far, it’s been a great experience for me as a customer :D

  3. Dina Farmer says

    October 7, 2015 at 4:45 pm

    Really good job!

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